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I think he should start with the Skyline, and save the better works for last .

Wow! .

Well wheels larger than they should be or no, I think he did an excellent job!

I really like all of the Interior detail that you have done with it! Most inspiring ! Excellent Job.

Ohh now I can't wait to get mine finished . Excellent job, and the white walls really go great with the paint job, I hope that you have had a fun time building it as I am building mine (Custom).

Though I love Chargers better , I think you did great on the both of them! And your Black paint secret well that is extraordinary , I hope to be able to see you progress, I am not an expert here myself, I am learning just as much from everyone here like you , Keep Building, I would like to see more out here from you .

Looks like a classic James Bond car . Excellent Job on the Austin!

I love that purple color! and from the other pictures I see a very clean and well built model! Excellent Job! .

I went to Hobby Lobby one day only to find that the '68 Charger RT was not there, well I ended up going today and finding the One left on the Shelf so I took it! , of course I paid for it , I also got some Model Master paints and white primer.

Oh yeah, if you place it where there is not so much light it does look black, I did paint this car Chevy's Flame Red at first, then I got one little orange peel, and well I tried to get rid of it then I ran out of the paint, and when I went back to Hobby Lobby, they were out of Flame Red, so I choose the Dark Cherry Pearl, I don't know, it just seemed fitting to me, anyway, I placed the body in the Safer Paint thinner which only got rid of a coat, then after it dried I sprayed on the Dark Cherry Pearl, well I got results that I did not expect , it really does look good in this color. I did compare the model with pictures of Nova's on the internet, so I tried to make it as realistic as possible, so yes I do agree that the front end does sit higher than those 1:1's that I have seen online. Yes I am enjoying as much of building this car as I can, I have only had some minor frustrations with it, but over all I think it will be worth the build. Thanks.

I hope to meet as many good people out there in a show as much as I have here on this site .

Hey there ewaskew, How's the build going? we have not seen an update in awhile , I am looking forward to your updates soon .

Whew! I don't know how you have the patience for that! Seems like the kit is more trouble than what it is worth, But I think you will do this kit justice! I can't wait to see more .

Amazing! I really like how this is turning out, I can't wait to see more .

You are definitely an artist at what you do, I can't wait to see more .

No, No its okay, I did not know that, and Thanks for the warning, I will keep a sharp eye out , for any of my postings, and since I am a month in experience, I take every comment and suggestion objectively, I figure that Is how I will learn. I am no expert ether but I will gladly take the advice of those who have been at this longer that me . I am not so ignorant and prideful that I would not hear another person. I thank you for your suggestion and I will keep it in mind when It is all ready to be put together, and Thanks for the comment too .

Wow! that is a big one! whew! I don't know how you can keep up with a kit like that! But I am very impressed , lets see more!

Okay it's time to view and make and objective ruling over the paint job. All are welcome to comment, and give advice. Oh, and you can follow this build on the " David's '69 Chevy Nova Stock" topic in On the Work Bench. these are some of the best shots I could get with the camera sitting on the table. So those with a good eye for detail, let me know what you think about the Spray paint job? Is it good enough for a contest? or do I need improvement?

Thanks for the Comment, Yeah this kitten has been known to walk away with my Little Testors Paint bottles, the Sanding Sponge, Parts of all sizes and Paint Brushes , So I let her sleep in the empty box so she would leave the other stuff alone . When I posted the picture and had a look at the Preview I saw were it missed and immediately corrected the problem , thanks, Eagle Eye man .

Yes now that I am thinking about it, 1957 was Chevy's first year for fuel injection, and fuel injection was an option until the early Sixties.

I love it! . You said that you used Testors paints but I am still wondering the Name of the Red you used on that Body. Extraordinary job! The Chevy fans are shouting for this one.

Excellent Job! Almost looked real to me .

, So you could not resist ether! They can be cute and funny this way some times .

Hello all! On the bench this week is the 2 n1 '69 Chevy Nova, I am building it stock. Here is what I have accomplished so far. Model: Revell 2 n1 '69 Chevy Nova. Paint/Color: Dark Cherry Pearl. Status: Incomplete. My Box Companion. Hey I had to sneak in a shot while she was still sleeping in the box, I could not resist! Engine Shot 1. That's it for now I will post more later. Update: I had to take out the original First shot of the engine since the glue on the header did not stick to the manifold hole, I got that problem fixed immediately after I have seen it. I will post more pic's later.

I want to ask, Did you have a hard time with the Small Chevy Symbol on the Hood Edge Moldling? cause I am having one hell of a time trying to get that thing to stick to the chrome .